Pierre Gasly's Monaco Grand Prix penalty case remains unresolved after three months
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 10:44 AM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
Pierre Gasly's case regarding a pitlane speeding penalty from the Monaco Grand Prix remains unresolved, nearly three months after the event. Initially, Gasly's penalty was overturned, reinstating him to third place, but this decision is now contested by McLaren and Red Bull before the FIA. The complexity surrounding this case could lead to further delays in reaching a definitive conclusion.
- •Gasly's penalty was overturned, restoring his podium finish.
- •McLaren and Red Bull have challenged the overturned decision.
- •The case has been pending since the Monaco Grand Prix in late May.
- •The FIA is reviewing the ongoing disputes surrounding the penalty.
- 10:44 AMAutosport — Why Gasly’s Monaco case is so complex – and why the outcome could take weeks
- 10:44 AMMotorsport.com — Why Pierre Gasly’s Monaco case is so complex – and why the outcome could take weeks
"Almost three months after the Monaco Grand Prix, the result of Formula 1’s most prestigious race is still not definitive. Pierre Gasly’s penalty for pitlane speeding was overturned in the week after the race, restoring him to third place at the expense of Isack Hadjar, but that was far from the end of the matter. McLaren and Red Bull have since challenged the decision before the FIA’s ...Keep reading
"Almost three months after the Monaco Grand Prix, the result of Formula 1’s most prestigious race is still not definitive. Pierre Gasly’s time penalty for pitlane speeding was overturned in the week after the race, restoring him to third place at the expense of Isack Hadjar, but that was far from the end of the matter. McLaren and Red Bull have since challenged the decision before the ...Keep reading
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External links- AutosportAug 27, 2026, 10:44 AMWhy Gasly’s Monaco case is so complex – and why the outcome could take weeks
Almost three months after the Monaco Grand Prix, the result of Formula 1’s most prestigious race is still not definitive. Pierre Gasly’s penalty for pitlane speeding was overturned in the week after the race, restoring him to third place at the expense of Isack Hadjar, but that was far from the end of the matter. McLaren and Red Bull have since challenged the decision before the FIA’s ...Keep reading
- Motorsport.comAug 27, 2026, 10:44 AMWhy Pierre Gasly’s Monaco case is so complex – and why the outcome could take weeks
Almost three months after the Monaco Grand Prix, the result of Formula 1’s most prestigious race is still not definitive. Pierre Gasly’s time penalty for pitlane speeding was overturned in the week after the race, restoring him to third place at the expense of Isack Hadjar, but that was far from the end of the matter. McLaren and Red Bull have since challenged the decision before the ...Keep reading
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